Bitcoin is trading at over $52,500 in a bull run that could leave plenty of financial pain in its wake.
The Italian luxury car manufacturer accepts bitcoin, ether, or USD Coin from U.S. customers before expanding the payment methods to Europe next year.
The company says PayPal USD, built on Ethereum, will be "fully backed by US dollar deposits" and can be used to make purchases and send money.
One of Montenegro's higher courts overrode a separate decision to grant bail to the failed founder of the Terra/Luna crypto ecosystem.
New York financial regulators are also asking the courts to force Voyager to amend its planned buyout by Binance.US.
Feds allege that the Terraform Labs founder converted the bitcoin to cash and has withdrawn more than $100 million since June of last year.
Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee pushed for new more strenuous consumer safeguards. Republicans blamed the "progressive SEC."
The crypto issuer Paxos said they would stop minting any new BUSD tokens after reports showed the SEC planned to sue over alleged unregistered securities.
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange won't allow deposits or withdrawals involving U.S. currency and accounts beginning Wednesday.
The exchange has also seen a continuing wave of withdrawals over the past few months as it has tried to convince customers it has enough collateral to survive.
Changpeng “CZ” Zhao told staff and anybody else who would listen that even $3.7 billion in withdrawals wouldn’t sink their ship.
CEO Changpeng Zhao said the pause is the result of a token swap with the USDC stablecoin.
The South Korean prosecutors tracking the crypto pioneer’s whereabouts confirm earlier reports of a euro trip from Dubai.
Binance CEO Chengpeng Zhao said that a hacker exploited a smart contract on a DeFi project to mint unlimited crypto.
Binance backed out of its deal to acquire FTX.com and the floundering crypto exchange's CEO took to Twitter to repeatedly say 'sorry' and 'I fucked up.'
Four big hacks on Tuesday put October over the top. Analysis shows hackers have already claimed over $3 billion in crypto in 2022 from more than 125 big hacks.
The network’s NFT marketplace called “Vault” sold historical “moments,” but the company also promised future additions that will no longer happen.
Another day, another $100 million lost to crypto-hungry criminals, and it's not even the first time coins have evaporated because of Wintermute.
Prosecutors are seeking the CEO of Terraform Labs along with five other top company members on charges of violating capital market laws.
Crypto’s cruel summer hasn’t changed the fact that fraud, theft, and financial mayhem are still going strong in the web3 world!
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